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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1933

Page

5

Farm Bureau urged to separate from extension services

The Iowa House reports opposition to Bill No. 180 aimed at severing the Farm Bureau from the extension department of Iowa State Agricultural College. The piece notes the Bureau’s political ties, calls for its separation, and argues the extension services should operate independently to avoid public funding being used to compete with private enterprises.

State House House Pie No Towa State Farm Bureau Extension Department Towa State Agricultural College Farm Burana Dotup Iowa State Agricultural College Ogan Mediam Co. Ney Avery Farmer Farm Bureau Legislative and Service Division Endergors Iowa Service Department Farm Bureau -Hagales Citg Pune

Peickman Writes From Ladysmith

Old friend J H Peickman, once of Titonka and founder era corn grower, reports his wife died last year and he has moved from Sheldon to Ladysmith, the county seat. He remembers German Valley Farmers Creamery era and sends greetings to old neighbors for a happy, prosperous new year.

Peickman Ladysmith Sincce J. H. Peickman Titontka Titonka Sheldon Wit Mr. Deickman Cltizena German Valley Farmers Creamery Aji

Lutheran Church Notes and Christmas Program Recap

Lutheran notes report John Baunkuk a Wartburg Seminary student preached at Good Hope Church last Sunday. The Christmas Bells program by children drew a large audience. Church events include council Friday Dec 29 at 1 40 PM, annual congregation meeting next Tuesday 7 30 PM in the basement, English service Sunday 11 AM, Sylvester English service Sunday 7 09 PM, German service New Year’s Day 10 30 AM, with wishes for a prosperous New Year.

John Baunkuk Wartburg Seminary Good Hope Church Jerewith Missat Sylvester

Corn Hog Sheets Sent Direct To Farmers

County Agent Bonnstetter announced that the corn hog work sheet had not arrived yet but would be mailed to farmers. Twelve community meetings have been held to advance the plan, with tentative attendee selections and a timeline leading to signed contracts and officer elections. Kogsuth county expects a 95 percent contract sign up.

Bonnstetter Kogsuth

Corn Loans Rise In Kossuth County Amid Lending Totals

In the first week, Kossuth led by county in corn loan activity with 14 loans, though average loan size lagged. By last Saturday, Dallas Fremant, Sac, Webster, Wright topped $400,000. Kossuth plus others crossed $300,000, with Callaun leading loans at over half a million.

Kossuth Ingsuth Joan Mya Kossuth Poolantas White Boscots Patras Webster Palo Alto Thevorder Joans Callaun County Dallas Fremant Sac Greang Wright Berton Boone Carroll Woodbury

Methodist Church New Year Message and Stewardship Call

The church reviews the past year and urges spiritual progress. Stewardship Sunday marks the last Sunday of the old year and the first quarter of the church year. Congregants are urged to check pledges and bring offerings or deliver to the treasurer.

Methodist Shurch Wil Chytch

Officials Using Good Judgment in County Project Selections

Kossuth county reports 51 CWA projects active with many more applications pending approval. Chairman Ww. Ez. McDonald and Manager H. M. Smith oversee work across the county including road grading drainage sewer work tile cleaning park and roadside cleanup and tree trimming. Blackford park in Algony’s southwest is improved with new roads and pathways and plans for plantings next spring by the park board.

Kossuth Ww. Ez. McDonald H. M. Smith Blackford Park Algony

Farm Hold Up Leads to Local Inquiries

Yorm Folks Taken for a Ride In Algana were moved to Hmimetaburg last week for questioning about a hold up at the Sibeau farm southwest of Hmmetsburg the prior Tuesday evening. Farm folks were abducted and left on the highway near Curlew as inquiries continued.

Harold Speraw Ana Dermar Metrad den of Algana Hmimetaburg Sibeau Hmmetsburg Curlew

Luther League Choir Visits Titonka For Christmas Caroling

The Luther League Choir from Titonka went caroling on Thursday evening visiting the homes of shut ins to sing Christmas songs and bring cheer to the feeble.

Luther League Titonka Eamnasse

Leslie Bentley Weds Annie Isebrand at Waden church

The wedding of Leslie Bentley and Annie Isebrand took place Monday evening December 26 1938 at the Presbyterian church in Waden Lown. Rev Honey Kruse officiated assisted by Miss Bernice Isebrand and Lloyd Bentley. A six oclock family dinner followed at the bride's home and the couple will reside northeast of Whden after a short honeymoon.

Presbyterian Church Waden Lown G Oelock Lose Bentley Wim. Bentley Annie Isebrand Ben Isebrand Woden Honey Kruse Berdive Laolvand Slater Lloyd Bentley Goom Bernice Isebrand Mr. Lloyd Whden

Temporary Township of Peictals Named

The temporary township committee outlines preliminary work for the Corn Hog program with a long list of names and towns. Each member will receive a worksheet and contract as mailing lists have already been prepared.

Townshdy Committee Eagle BD. Kesler Grant Elmer Isenberg Springfield B. A. Miller Hebron Donald Lyons Hat- Pisda J. H. Warner Ledyard N. A. Pingle Lingo W. H. Patterson Sencer W. I. Witneys Greenwood R. I. Miller Ramsey Edward Clayton Irvington Carl Hutchins Prairie John Ludwig Garfield R. B. Berninghand Riverdale John Fraser Sherman John Geisehecker Laverne Frank Chambers

Reformed Church Notes and Christmas Program

The Sunday School Christmas program drew about four hundred attendees at the Reformed Church, with many cars failing to start afterward. Local students returning for holidays include Margaret Sleper, John Ailis, Fatin Tapper, Nantie Tiedens, and Widert Smith. The Ramsay Young Peonies Club bought a Kimball piano for the vestry, and the church annual meeting is set for next Wednesday, January 1st, with voting rights for members over 18.

Lave Margaret Sleper Iowa State Teachers College John Ailis Fatin Tapper Nantie Tiedens Widert Smith Pleasant Prairie Academy Gemvan Valley Illinois Ramaay Young Peonies Club Ramsay Reformed Church

Minneapolis Relatives Entertained by Schanck Family

Mr and Mrs Horace Schanck hosted his mother Mrs Sadie Schenck and daughter Maude of Minneapolis and his sister Mrs Lars Schenk of Chicago from Saturday through Monday Supervisor Olaf Finnemark will resign as supervisor of the SPD district the first Monday in January after serving successive terms spanning seventeen years Mohan had a strong record as supervisor despite criticisms from some constituents Mr Punnemack expressed readiness to handle district duties and his successor Mr Cosgrave is expected to continue public service. praise and fault are part of the record as the community reflects on past leadership

Minneapolis Horace Schanck Sadie Schenck Maude Mis Lars Schenk Chicago Olaf Finnemark Yathve Spd Mohan Punnemack Axspepl Cosgrave

Evangelistic Meetings Begin in Titenka This Week

A series of meetings starts Sunday at 8 pm in the National Bank building, led by evangelists T. Patterson and H. Gordon. Attendees include Minert, Mrs. Schmidk and family, who travel from Merri to attend the funeral of Ils sister-in-law Mrs. Tred Tyumaieer.

Minert Ff. Schmidk Familly Diove Merri Towa Ils Tred ‘Tyumaieer Titenka Wil T. Patterson H. Gordon

Pannkuk Family Update From Milage Visit

At Milage North Dakota Maynard Pannkuk left after holidays for extended visit with relatives at Milner North Dakota. He is son of Mr and Mrs Joh B Pannkuks, formerly employed on a local farm.

Home Fron Freeport Person Seeks Prize Union Visit

Meindert Pannhuk, visiting Freeport from Freeport Illinois, plans to bring the young lady home for keeps. He notes it is not so expensive and expects better satisfaction. The report reflects a budding engagement during a several day stay.

Freeport Meindert Pannhuk Preeport Ill Bhn Bebber

Capt Gartner Returns Home From Minnesota Service

Capt Gartner, who served as chaplain of the c. ¢. C.'s 5th northern Minnesota unit with headquarters near International Falls, arrived home Thursday after muster out at Mb. Suching, Minneapolis. He plans to stay at Rig home in Titonka for several months.

Gartner Minn K. G&, Gartner Minnesota International Falls Mb. Suching Minneapolis Rig Titonka

Two Stores Close Out in Algona After New Year

Special item notes the Cummings store exiting Algona after New Year and Neville Enterprises run by Eugene Neville also closing. Gene S plans to start a Kansas City business. Lyle Reynolds or Greene to manage for Southoldt buyers who purchase the former W. C. Steele stock held by Lands of the trustees J. Murtagh and Mr. Bagan.

Algona Cummings Algouya Ttn Neville Orgery Eugene Neville Gene S Kansas City Lyle Reynolds Greene W. C. Steele J. Murtagh Bagan

Graham Home For A Vacation From Camp Life

Geo Graham of Roosevelt era C G C army returns Friday for a five day leave to his parents Mr and Mrs Geo N Graham. He reports good pay and living conditions at the camp and notes Atlantic houses three hundred men billeted there. They travel in squads of sixteen and occasionally 15 to 20 miles from headquarters.

Graham Geo. Graham Roosevelt C. G. GC. Army Geo. N. Graham Atlantic

Legion Auxiliary helps with clothing drive in county

The Kossuth County American Legion Auxiliary Units coordinate with the CWA for a county wide used clothing drive to be completed by January 6. Anna Schenck chairs the committee urging residents to donate garments at Bonneker Meat Market or Canton Drug Store by January 6. CWA workers in each town remodel garments and make quilts and layettes. Mathilda Falk works at the Legion Hall with Olaf Finnemark noting an additional worker will assist after collection.

Kossuth County American Legion Auxiliary CWA Anna Schenck Jess Bonneker Canton Misa Mathilda Falk Legion Hall Olaf Finnemark Misa Falk Iowa Legionaire Laura Hanson Welfare Department Wwe Harry McWlay Magle Grove

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